Following his recent call-up of Brentford defender Mads Roerslev, Denmark’s coach Brian Riemer has addressed .the Danish press

The 25-year-old has made his senior team debut, but his career may have turned out differently had Brentford not taken a chance on him while he was having trouble at FC Copenhagen.

Ahead of their next match against Spain, Riemer made remarks at a press conference that were covered by Tipsbladet. The manager disclosed that Roerslev’s father even got in touch with him because of his son’s

problems at Copenhagen.

Although the fullback was well-liked when he played for the Danish team, Riemer has acknowledged that he lost his way at the club, which is when Brentford took over.When Mads Roerslev’s father called, he told him, “You just have to help.” At FCK, Mads was regarded as one of the successors and was doing really well. Ståle Solbakken let him pick his number, which is something I haven’t seen many players do. A few regrettable loan stays have left it somewhat in ruins. The Danish coach stated, “We brought him into Brentford with the B team to start something.”

Roerslev has made 130 appearances for the Premier League team since joining the Bees in 2019. He was finally recognised by his nation as a result of this, and last week the former Bradford assistant coach gave him his first call-up.

Now, the player is scheduled to make his debut against either Serbia or Spain.